What does xylazine do to humans?

Xylazine is toxic to humans. While initial effects are similar to opioids (relaxation, pain relief), xylazine can cause dangerously low blood pressure and heart rate along with comatose sedation.

What is the xylazine schedule?

In most states, xylazine is not a scheduled drug because it’s not meant for human consumptions. However, this is changing. For example, in New York state xylazine is now a schedule III controlled substance.

Is xylazine a controlled substance?

In most states, xylazine is not a controlled substance because it is not meant for humans. However, this is changing due to the recreational use of the drug and in states like New York, it has become a schedule III controlled substance.

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Xylazine In Ohio: Overdose Deaths From Tranq

Recently, a drug called xylazine has been making an appearance in Ohio drug overdose death reports. This tranquilizer acts as a central nervous system depressant, similar to opioids, but it is considered a non-opioid sedative. Learn more about what xylazine is, why...